Feature Request: Bandwidth Monitor
With Comcast and others adding bandwidth caps id love to get internal alerts since Comcast numbers are so out of whack.
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This has become so critical that I'm actually looking at alternatives to eero even though it's performed flawlessly. My hope is the Amazon purchase might supply the funds and the urgency to get this done ASAP.
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Adding support to implement this feature.
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Over 2 years and we still don't have this feature? For the first time I'm having to seriously pay attention to this because of Comcast's 1TB cap. I can't continue to recommend the eero system when customers can't see what each device uses in data throughout the month.
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Just got the EERO Pro system and surprised this feature isn’t there. Time to program programmers! Let’s get this feature added
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Agreed we need this feature. I don’t need perfection to counter Comcast but do need directionally correct data so I can find data hogs and remove them!
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I see this is over 1 year old. What is the status? I agree with the need for bandwidth tracking - my ISP has a 1TB limit and I get notifications after I exceed 1TB at $10 per 50GB. I need to track usage, device usage (so I can see what device is taking up bandwidth), and URL history per device would be ideal.
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Jeff C. Reading through this very old thread, I would like to put in my request for historical data usage by device as well. Many of us in rural areas get our service from satellite or wireless providers that have data caps. It isn't just enough to know the total usage that we have (which needs to be calculated on a billing cycle and not on a calendar month), but we also need to know which device(s) on the network are consuming the data. Is it my phone, laptop, security camera, kid's tv streaming, etc? The interface shows me the current / real time usage already. How hard would it be to collect that usage data and let us report on it? Thanks.
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Xfinity has a device that can track this type of information says the sales person - I can't find any info whether it is true or not.
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I am having the same "excessive" data usage with Xfinity/Comcast and really need to know which device(s) is causing this excessive use. The only device that XFinity knows about is my eero, since that is the only device connected to the cable modem and the WIFI service on that modem is also disabled. Is there any update on when this functionality will be available?
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I have monthly data caps using AT&T Wireless Home Internet. I'm scrambling how to diagnose which of the 20-odd devices on my network is chewing up the data, and I'm extremely disappointed that Eero doesn't help. I may have to switch to another product.
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I've had eero pros for a couple years and they perform great. However, now that I have Xfinity internet I too need per device bandwidth usage and can't wait for eero to add this feature. I am thinking of changing to Plume superpods for this functionality. Xfinity sells a white-label version of Plume's pods. Has anyone moved from eero to Plume? If so, how has the change worked out? Here is a nice article about Plume. https://arstechnica.com/features/2018/06/exclusive-plumes-new-superpod-hardware-is-here-and-its-fast/
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